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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1913
Page
4
The August rainfall at the Experiment Farm shows 0.02 inches for this month, far below 1912’s 9.42 inches. Humidity ranged from 6 to 24, winds averaged 55 mph with a 9 mph high on the 9th and 2.7 mph low on the 29th. Temperature peaked at 105 on the 7th and fell to 58 on the 24th, average 86.2.
A promotional notice claims Electric Bitters relieve weak kidneys and liver problems. It cites Mrs Dowling of San Francisco and Mr Dowling praising the remedy, stating it cured his wife when other treatments failed. Available at J F Raley & Co for 50 cents to 1 dollar.
The B Y P U program led by Mr Starcher covers a devotional review, scripture lessons from James 5, 2 Corinthians 9 6 7 and 1 Thessalonians 5 17, with readings by Miss Julia Jones Miss Vera Waggoner Miss Alice Hinkson Miss Vivian Porter and Mr Newman Fannie Brashears.
Attendance and positive words drive steady crowds, with organizers expressing heartfelt thanks to all who help. The message honors volunteers and supporters who sustain ongoing events and activities.
An advertisement touts HERB INE as a cure for malaria with a claim to destroy the malarial germ and purge impurities. It promises brightness, vigor, and cheerfulness and lists a price of 50 cents sold by R. H. Garrison in an urging sales pitch.
Classes for voice piano and expression invite students to meet with Misses Bass and Poe on Monday September 8 in their studios above Palmer's.
W. T. C. Potter returns from peach country with Elberta and Mamie Ross peaches canned in syrup. They will be sold for 15 cents per 3-fund can while they last. Phone orders early. Phones 7. TURNER BROS.
Notice for members of M. W. A. and Woodmen families. The Ladies of the Royal Neighbors will host a Wednesday evening event on September 10 from 7 to 10 o'clock.
An advertisement touts Herbine as a remedy for biliousness malaria and constipation with a claim that the first dose brings relief and subsequent doses cure. It lists a price of 50e and a seller R H Garrison. The piece also notes Miss Irene Ferguson will open the fall piano term on Sept 1 at a studio in the Kincaid building over the post office with new phone 300.
Rev. J. N. MacFarlane and his family move to Denton where he will lead the Presbyterian Church there. Mineral Wells citizens adopt a resolution praising his two and a half years of service, expressing regret at his departure and appreciation for his devotion and character.
W B McClurkan is building on Mulberry and R L West bought the G schiablowsky house on North Elm. Will Stewart improves on West Sycamore. Holiness meeting Sunday at Oak Street Methodist at three. Mrs Etta Prunty remodeling West Hickory home to two stories. City Federation ladies meet Monday at 9 at Chamber of Commerce. J A Withers rents East Oak home to Prof and Mrs Banks moving in this month. Y P F S delegates meet Monday 8 at Miss Ethel Baker’s. Astral phenomenon sighted near Justin and Denton with two bright stars moving across sky for about two minutes. W O W campaign in Denton county growing. hundreds of applications. campaign runs to December 15 with celebration and initiation. Fire in Hot Springs may have affected Denton air. hot weather and high humidity noted. 106 1 2 at Experiment Farm, hottest since July. Light sprinkle late with cool wind. September cools to around 78 degree minimum.
A stream of brief notes lists residents and visitors arriving or departing towns. Arthur E. Anderson and others journey from and to Dallas, Carrollton, Lewisville, Boulder, California, Arizona, and Iowa while relatives visit and holiday plans shape travel through the area.
W. J. McCray offers two houses and lots for sale at the right price with possession on short notice. Direct dealing can save buyers money.
An advertisement for a patent remedy by R. H. Garrison promises relief from biliousness malaria and constipation after the first dose and complete cure with a few more doses. The price is 50 cents.
A two reel Western melodrama features a man, his wife and baby Violet, a boarder, and Indians who capture the family. The tale of reunion unfolds amid grand winter scenes with snow, ice wrapped trees, a bear intrusion, and Indians riding through three feet of water in pursuit.
A lame girl named Alice Holister loves a blind basket-weaver and faces rivalry. An eye operation restores his sight, and she chooses to let their rival become the chosen one to spare him seeing her deformity.
The notice advises contacting Denton Land & Loan Co J E McCabe and S W Fritz for real estate sales or exchanges. It promotes viewing On Fortuné's Wheel at the Air dome to the right.
An appeal from Mrs. M. Summers of Notre Dame Indiana promises a home treatment that cures rheumatism muscular and joint pains sciatica lumbago backache kidney pains and neuralgia. The letter claims the remedy purifies blood removes uric acid and strengthens the system.
Delicious home pack peaches from El bertas and Mamie Ross offered in 3-pound cans for 15 cents while supplies last. Order by phone. limited stock from W. T. C. Potter who canned them. Phones 7.
L. H. Ligon, son of D. S. Ligon, was riding on the square when the horse reared and fell onto him. He suffered painful cuts and bruises and a slight brain concussion but the physician believed no serious injury resulted.
A fragment urges reading the hardware ads for better bargains as weary shoppers look for value and price inducements in today’s edition.
The message urges spending locally to keep money in the community. It emphasizes building the city rather than demolition and frames every dollar as welfare, a duty to support local shops and services.
If you have something to sell, use the classifieds to reach buyers quickly. Post concise descriptions, prices, and contact details to attract local shoppers and clear your items efficiently.
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